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Edition 1
64739-97001, February 1990
Edition 2
64739-97004, February 1994
Using This Manual
This manual introduces you to the following emulators as used with the
PC Interface.
HP 64739A H8/536 emulator
HP 64739B H8/536S emulator
Throughout this documentation, the following names are used to
denote the microprocessors listed in the following table of supported
microprocessors.
Model
Supported Microprocessors
Reffered to as
HP 64739A(H8/536 emulator)
HD6475368CP
HD6435368CP
HD6475348CP
HD6435348CP
H8/536
H8/536
H8/534
H8/534
HP 64739B(H8/536S emulator)
HD6475368CP
HD6435368CP
HD6475348CP
HD6435348CP
HD6475368SCP
HD6435368SCP
HD6475348SCP
HD6435348SCP
H8/536
H8/536
H8/534
H8/534
H8/536S
H8/536S
H8/534S
H8/534S
For the most part, the H8/536 and H8/536S emulators all operate the
same way. Differences of between the emulators are described where
they exist. Both the H8/536 and H8/536S emulators will be referred to
as the "H8/536 emulator". In the specific instances where H8/536S
emulator differs from H8/536 emulator, it will be described as
"H8/536S emulator".
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